Amazing vessel called the Nautilus is part superyacht, part submarine

Captain Nemo, eat your heart out: Jaw-dropping £22million vessel called the Nautilus is part superyacht… part submarine

• Dutch boatbuilder U-Boat Worx claims the Nautilus is a private yacht and a fully functional submarine
• The firm says it will be able to dive to a depth of 150 metres (492ft) and cover a range of 3,200 nautical miles 
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A company has unveiled the interiors of a £22million ($27million) superyacht-submarine hybrid inspired by a classic Jules Verne book.

Dutch boatbuilder U-Boat Worx claims the Nautilus is capable of serving as a private yacht and a fully functional submarine.

Described as the ‘ultimate adventure vessel’, the firm says it will be able to dive to a depth of 150 metres (492ft) and cover a range of 3,200 nautical miles.

The company previewed the 37.5-metre-long (123ft) vessel’s exterior late last year, but has now unveiled the interior, created in partnership with design studio Officina Armare.

The quirky design has been influenced by Verne’s 1870 novel ‘Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea’. 

Dutch boatbuilder U-Boat Worx has unveiled the interiors of a £22million superyacht-submarine hybrid inspired by a classic Jules Verne book

The design of the Nautilus has been influenced by Verne’s 1870 novel ‘Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea’

Buoy oh buoy: Nautilus is capable of serving as a private yacht and a fully functional submarine, says U-Boat Worx

Described as the ‘ultimate adventure vessel’, the Nautilus will be able to dive to a depth of 150 metres (492ft) and cover a range of 3,200 nautical miles

It tells the story of Captain Nemo and his submarine, the Nautilus, as they embark on a journey beneath the seas during which the crew see the lost city of Atlantis and journey to the South Pole.

The Nautilus has room for seven crew members and up to 10 guests and features spacious bedrooms, a master cabin with private en-suite and a mezzanine observation lounge that provides panoramic views of the underwater world.

The central space, dubbed the Saloon, is described as the perfect place to relax, entertain, or work.

It shore hits the spot: The Nautilus has room for seven crew members and up to 10 guests and features spacious bedrooms

The saloon (above) on the Nautilus is ‘the central hub of the vessel, where guests can gather and socialise in style’

The Mezzanine Observation Lounge on the Nautilus (above) ‘is truly a breathtaking experience’, says U-Boat Worx

U-Boat Worx previewed the 37.5-metre-long (123ft) vessel’s exterior late last year

Pictured here is the bar, which U-Boat Worx says has ‘elegant decor and comfortable seating’

Main deck and foredeck lounges are designed for guests to unwind in and enjoy a drink while floating and cruising at the surface.

There is a state-of-the-art gym with treadmill, stationary bike, and weights, while the sundeck features a bar and hot tub.

The Nautilus, designed to explore the most exclusive and remote destinations on Earth, is powered by diesel-electric propulsion and a lithium battery system.

Bert Houtman, U-Boat Worx CEO, says: ‘The Nautilus embodies the ultimate combination of luxury and innovation’

Houtman says: ‘Our goal has always been to share the wonders of the underwater world with people in the safest, most luxurious and comfortable way possible’

Bert Houtman, U-Boat Worx CEO, says: ‘The Nautilus embodies the ultimate combination of luxury and innovation. Our collaboration with Officina Armare has resulted in a truly exceptional vessel.

‘Our goal has always been to share the wonders of the underwater world with people in the safest, most luxurious and comfortable way possible. The Nautilus is the realisation of that vision.

‘We invite you to come and experience the thrill of underwater exploration for yourself, on board this one-of-a-kind vessel.’

The vessel is a concept at present, but U-Boat Worx says the Nautilus can be delivered within 30 months. Visit nautilus-submarine.com or more information.

The vessel is a concept at present, but U-Boat Worx says the Nautilus can be delivered within 30 months

Houtman says: ‘We invite you to come and experience the thrill of underwater exploration for yourself, on board this one-of-a-kind vessel’

The Nautilus, designed to explore the most exclusive and remote destinations on Earth, is powered by diesel-electric propulsion and a lithium battery system

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